WASHINGTON (DC News Now) -- Snow is back in the forecast this weekend across the D.C. metro area, and temperatures are expected to stay below freezing. About two inches of snow is forecasted to settle in the area late Friday night. To ensure people who are facing homelessness and people who live in the District have access to shelter, several warming shelters will remain open to escape the cold. This comes as a cold weather emergency remains in place for D.C. During this time, additional services and support are activated to protect residents from life-threatening illnesses and injuries associated with severe cold weather. DC snow this weekend: What we could see in the District, Virginia, and Maryland Shelters for Women   Harriet Tubman – 1910 Massachusetts Avenue, SE Pat Handy – 810 5th Street, NW St. Josephine Bakhita – 6010 Georgia Avenue, NW (7 p.m.-7 a.m. only) Eve’s Place – 2210B Adams Place, NE 11th Street Swing Space – 1009 11th Street, NW CCNV-2 South – 425 2nd Street, NW KBEC Family Life Center – 4100 South Capitol Street, SE ‘You get frustrated, you get angry, you get hungry’: DC braves brutal cold, safety concerns for vulnerable residents Shelters for Men   801 East Men’s Shelter and Overflow – 2722 Martin L. King Jr. Avenue, SE Adams Place – 2210 Adams Place, NE Emery Shelter and Overflow – 1725 Lincoln Road, NE   New York Avenue Men’s Shelter – 1355 New York Avenue, NE Federal City-1 North and Drop-In Center – 425 2nd Street, NW Church of the Epiphany – 1317 G Street, NW (7 p.m. -7 a.m. only) Salvation Army – 3335 Sherman Avenue, NW      Shelter for LGBTQ+   Living Life Alternatives – 400 50th Street, SE   Families seeking emergency shelter can call the Shelter Hotline at 202-399-7093 or 311. The District said transportation is available 24/7. To find a shelter that is closest to you, click here.